Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08

NOS Ill., VI, l@3 ana 1*o 10 NOT carry passengers.
w. TURNER,
Ag't, Austin.
Big day in Austin last Friday.
-Hurrah for the Fourth of July.
Another good ram is needed badly.
Joseph Keenan, visited St. Paul Fri
day last.
Fresh Chocolate Creams.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
L. Dettelbach will take possession of
his new house this week.
Frank Riley had his hands and face
severely burned in the fire at Hills store.
-CompanY;G did not visit the encamp-
ment atAlbert Lea. Had too much to do
at home.
Rochester IS talking of putting steam
heating fixtures into her ward school
uildlngs.
Those new looking glasses at the
Austin Furniture Company's are fair to
look upon.
The soldiers home commissioners
were accompanied by Gov. McGill and
Gen. SeeleY.
j. H. Jones, of LIE Roy, and H. L.
Prosser of Wykoff. have received addi-
tlonal pensions.
Orders from McBrlde. the grocer,
will be taken as formerly, by Sands, the
Dry Goods man.
The City of Redfeld, Dakota appro-
PIRATES $500 yearly to its brass band to
help keep up expenses.
Iowa Straw berries,
Fresh Every Morning.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
The Unlversalist Sociable will meet
with Mrs. J. Royce next Monday even
ing. All are cordially invited.
School closes next week. Commence
meut exercises will be held at the Opera
House on Thursday evening, Jnne Is.
Parker Goodwin has purchased the
Sutton house and taken possession. MIR.
Sutton is boarding at Hotel Robinson.
Attend the meeting of the Missionary
Society Saturday. There will be an in
teresting program and good time for all.
E. II. Austin is fixing up his Art
Studio, putting in backgrounds and seen
cry. When completed he will have fine
place.
Both fire companies are requested to
meet at Office of City Recorder, Thursday
evening, at 1880 sharp for transaction of
important business.
s.. A. Shupe is in Minneapolis to day
attending the sessio of the grand lodge
as the representation OF the Austin lodge
of Good Templars.
MIR. Cooper, of the firm of Horton &
-
was in the city Friday, interviewing the
county commissioners.
f.. The Odd Fellows and Galloway
block is moving right along towards com
pletion. and by the way, they are going
to be fine buildings too.
Ladies, if you are tired shopping,
step into the Austin Furniture Co. and
rest. Pleasant room and nice easy
chairs, Always welcome.
Gov. McGill was we'll pleased with
the performance of Company G and paid
them special compliment on the
excellence of their distance.
F. A. Blanchard is no longer employ
edat Austins Photograph gallery. John
Hanson, of Lyle takes his place. Blan
chard has gone to Minneapolis.
Parties desiring to purchase property
near the Austin Furniture Co., McClel-
land Block. Nothing like live firm to
make real estate Worth something.
The Juvenile Missionary Society
will give an entertainment in the high
school room, Saturday evening June II at
8o'cloke p. m. Admission Is cents.
: National school of shorthand, type
writing and penmanship, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Short-h hand taught by Court Reporter.
Lessons given by mail. Open July 6, 81.
Episcopal Church, Friday, 7:30 p. M.
a short service of Thanksgiving for rain.
All Christians are invited.
P. B. PEABODY.
j. B. Leverich the insurance man, is
at it again. This time he has put on new
paper, and decorating his office up in line
shape. J. B. does is it up elegant when
he undertakes it. t~.
Next Sunday is Children Day at the
d. E. church, and the services will be
held for the benefit of the children. Old
folks of course are invited to come and
:. enjoy the meeting with them.
s# The bows who went to Albert Lea Sat-
urday, say that on their return when near
Oakland, horse was struck by the COW
catcher and was thrown completely over
the engine, striking on the tender 81
-Sweningsen's jewelry store in the
Mason block shows up finely. Mr.. He's
tad is on hand in his quiet way to give
satisfaction to every body. Sweningson
and Hestad make a taking combination.
Following is the list Of letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Austin post office
for the 80 days ending June 4 1887:
Douglas. D Lundblad, John
March, William McNish, Mrs Maggie
Morris, Victor Pel, i
Sheldon, G G
DIR. Stevenson of Albert Lea, the we'll
known specialist in rectal and private
diseases will be at Hotel robinson, Thurs
day, June &c. The doctor is having
y great success in treating these diseases,
and all sufferous in Austin and vicinity
should call on him az the time and place
as mentioned. #